Location
Agios Georgios Pagoi
The long, sandy beach of Agios Georgios Pagoi is being surrounded by dense vegetation, including cypresses and olive groves, creating one of the most idyllic sceneries within Corfu. It is notable that this beach has been awarded the Blue Flag, due to the high-quality facilities offered and the crystalline seawater. Moreover, this beach is well-organized with sun beds, umbrellas and shower installations, while there is always a lifeguard supervising the safety of swimmers. You may also enjoy water sports, join scuba diving courses or rent a yacht in order to explore nearby beaches, like those of Porto Timoni. Finally, there are many restaurants, cafeterias and tavernas along the beach and of course you can also find everything that you may need within the centre of the area of Agios Georgios Pagoi.
Highlights
Sandy beach
Clear waters
Family-run tavernas
Bars
Shops
Close to nature
Water Sports
Getting Here
Green Bus
There are bus routes (Green Buses) from Corfu to Agios Georgios Pagoi. It takes more than an hour to get there, depending on the congestion, taking place during the summer months. For more details concerning the routes of the buses, please visit: greenbuses.gr/.
Taxi/Car
The fastest way to get to Agios Georgios Pagoi would be by taxi or by car. It may be more expensive but you will have the chance to visit and even explore other destinations of the northwestern part of Corfu, before getting to your final destination.
Things to do
Water Sports
Restaurants & Bars
Fisherman’s Taverna
Explore the neighbourhood
Arillas
The unspoilt, sandy beach of Arillas is located to the northwest of Corfu, offering not only relaxation for those who love peaceful holidays, but also a wide variety of facilities regarding shopping and nightlife.
Highlights
Golden, sandy beach
Family-run tavernas
Hiking tours
Beautiful sunsets
Porto Timoni Beaches
The “twin” beaches of Porto Timoni are only accessible by sea. Alternatively, you can get there by walking the path starting from the adjacent village of Afionas. The crystalline seawater and the unspoilt beaches with the tiny, white pebbles are must-see.
Highlights
Village of Afionas
Unspoilt beaches
Close to nature
Unexplored spots
Angelokastro
Angelokastro constitutes one of the most significant castles within Greece, dating back to the 12th century. The whole island of Corfu can be clearly seen from this castle, since it is located on Corfu’s highest peak.
Highlights
Byzantine castle
Stunning views
Close to Paleokastritsa
Historic Significance